Liverpool fans heading back to the city are going to have a miserable journey home. And when they get home, their Blues-supporting friends and family won't wait to get stuck into them.

Unless their side suffer an embarrassing defeat against Manchester United...

Liverpool striker Divock Origi who scored Liverpool's second goal: "It's very painful because we wanted to win this game. 

"We started well but dropped off with the intensity. 

"We knew they can play football, it's painful. I think that was the main reason we lost because they came back in the game. 

"I was happy with my goal, but we wanted to win and my disappointment is very big. Let's use this now for the rest of the season. 

"We didn't feel the game was won, but we needed to up our intensity. The game at 3-1 is never finished. Of course we have learn from this and become bigger and stronger."

More from Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe speaking to Sky Sports: "It was an incredible game. Liverpool were very good in the first half. We had to dig deep, juggle things around and we came out a much better team. 

"We changed things tactically and in personnel but also the mentality. We had to change. We were a little passive, too far off, and if you give good players time they punish you.

"It shows we have still got that spirit from when we were promoted from the Championship. It was first class when we were promoted and we didn't want to lose that."

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Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe: "It was a great game, obviously from our perspective because we won. Liverpool were excellent in the first half and we knew their quality. It took our substitutes to make an impact and liven us up. Ryan Fraser deserved that opportunity today. 

"It would have been easy for our players to give up and see out time, but our group knows not to give up. We scored at the right time, and the easy thing when you equalise is to sit back and defend that but thankfully the lads kept going.

"In the second half we looked like scoring every time we attacked. For this club and everyone involved it's make for a very special day. These days are huge for us. We'd never been in the Premier League until last season so we're making history for the club."

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"Do you reckon we'll see a 4-3 thriller today, Kenny?"

"Not a chance Harry. More chance of me firing Scotland to the 2018 World Cup."

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More from Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp: "In football it can lead to a result like this. We have to learn from it. 

"It doesn't feel too good right now but sometimes we need it. Of course this can help us. No road is without rocks and stones. 

"It's three points no more, these things happen. You cannot be champions in December, relegated, promoted or whatever. The base is pretty good but we need to use our quality more."  

Desalegn Hailemariam: Mamadou Sakho must be laughing wherever he is at. Should've been forgiven until Jan at least. A shambles of a defence this is.

A.J. Vergette: No one has torn Liverpool apart like Ryan Fraser this season! What an impact!!

Dan Bell: Liverpools defence is Shocking, you cannot win the league with a poor defence.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "First of all I have to say a deserved win for Bournemouth. A big fight from them. We gave the game away at a decisive point. We opened the door and they ran through and scored some wonderful goals. So that's the deserved result.

"Even when we are in the lead at 2-0 it's how we try to play football then we were static. We gave the game away because we didn't play football any more.

"If we learn it's OK. At 2-0 or 3-1 the game is not decided but the way we played after we gave it away. We gave Bournemouth the ball. These things happen."

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Jack Blackburn: Remember when you asked for "a fraction of the Curz-Ash v Wimbledon drama" (13:53)? You got 100% of it.

Well remembered Jack! Feel free to thank me Bournemouth fans...

Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was an incredible comeback. The first half they dominated us and we sat back too much. We gave away two early goals but we came back strong in he second half. We pressed them and did well. 

"We just had to dig in and the gaffer at half-time said don't drop and just go out and express yourself. This result gives us confidence, Liverpool have been doing well and we just need to keep going now."

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Ryan Fraser has a new item to stick on the mantelpiece when he gets home. A Premier League man of the match trophy. Not bad for about 40 minutes of work on a Sunday afternoon.

Everton boss Ronald Koeman has responded to last weekend's defeat at Southampton by dropping captain Phil Jagielka, with Ramiro Funes Mori brought into the heart of defence alongside Ashley Williams. There are also starts for former United midfielder Tom Cleverley and Kevin Mirallas.

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Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney is suspended for the match against his boyhood club so Anthony Martial - who scored twice in the midweek EFL Cup win over West Ham - gets the nod. Henrikh Mkhitaryan also starts after impressing against the Hammers.  

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Fancy having to follow that?! It is like Shed Seven having to go on stage after Oasis at Knebworth.

Over to you, Everton and Manchester United...

Matt Harding: All the running around Liverpool do has to come back to haunt them at some point. Looked tired at the end.

Stavros Makrozachopo: Substitution of the season:Ryan Fraser

Oliver Johnson: Boy, that escalated quickly. 

Wonder if Mark Viduka was watching today?

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I could talk about Liverpool being sloppy but I would rather give Bournemouth credit.

They showed great fighting spirit. 

Fraser may not have got on the pitch if Stanislas wasn't injured.

What a day for this football club.

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Jerry Elumeze: You don't win the Premier league by losing after leading 3-1

Sam Kinnaird: Van Dijk and a world class keeper for Xmas please

BtheG: That is cherry on the cake. What a comeback!